Stephen Amritraj Biography, Age, Height, Weight, Family, Wiki & More

He played high school tennis at Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino, California, and NCAA college tennis for Duke University. Amritraj was a part of one of the most successful doubles tandems in Blue Devil history during his four years at Duke from 2003-06. He ranks eighth on Duke’s all-time list for most doubles wins in a career at 31 along with partner Peter Rodrigues. In the 2006 ACC Championship match against Virginia, Amritraj clinched the 4-3 win for Duke from the No. 6 singles position. He was awarded All-ACC honors in 2006 while garnering Academic All-ACC accolades during the 2002-03 and the 2004-05 academic years. 

 

Amritraj is a 2006 Duke graduate, earning a bachelor of arts degree in history and a bachelor of science degree in markets and management.

 

At the International level, His career high rankings in single were 973 while in doubles, he reached a career-high ranking of 192 in 2008.  He captured the doubles title at the 2007 Kaoshiung Taiwan Challenger, along with partner Dudi Sela. Amritraj also finished as a semifinalist in doubles in five events on the ATP Challenger Tour, from 2007-08.

 

He currently works as a coach with American tennis player and former world No. 7 Mardy Fish. In addition, Amritraj also works with Rajeev Ram and his cousin Prakash Amritraj. In his time working with Amritraj, Ram’s singles ranking jumped from 220 to a career-high of 79, while Prakash’s singles ranking jumped from 215 to a career-high 154.